Keishi Okazaki

Associate Professor

Hiroshima University

Japan

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Dr. Keishi Okazaki is an Associate Professor at Hiroshima University, Japan. His research focuses on geophysics, including the carbonation and deformation of oceanic serpentinites, tectonic tremors related to fluid-overpressured mantle wedges, and the thermodynamic properties of crustal rocks. Recent publications highlight his work on the geophysical properties of the oceanic crust and the implications of mantle processes for the global carbon cycle.

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Yohei Igami

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Kyoto University

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Makoto Kimura

National Institute of Polar Research

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Atsushi Okamoto

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Kentaro Uesugi

Chief Scientist

Japan Synchrotron Radiation Research Institute

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Hayato Yuzawa

Institute for Molecular Science

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Kenta Kawaguchi

Assistant Professor

Hiroshima University

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Shintaro Azuma

Assistant Professor

Tokyo Institute of Technology

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Ryuichi Nomura

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Natsue Abe

Guest Assosiate Professor

Kanazawa University

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Ikuo Katayama

Professor

Hiroshima University

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Takanao Saiki

Professor

Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency

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James Andrew Leong

Assistant Professor

University of Miami

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Matthew Stephen Tarling

CANADA

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Articles (16)

Carbonation and deformation of oceanic serpentinites in the Elba subduction channel: Evidence for fluid–rock interaction at seismogenic depth

Crystallographic preferred orientation of (Mg,Fe)O up to 125 GPa inferred from torsional deformation experiments using a rotational diamond anvil cell

Fault–fracture mesh development produces tectonic tremor in fluid-overpressured serpentinized mantle wedge

Plate Interface Shear Zone in the Sanbagawa Metamorphic Belt, Constrained by RSCM Thermometry, U–Pb Zircon Dating and Phase Equilibria Modelling in the Sarutagawa Region, Central Shikoku, Japan

Near-infrared focused heating method for the rotational diamond anvil cell

Cross‐Property Relationship Between Electrical Resistivity and Elastic Wave Velocity of Crustal Rocks From the Oman Drilling Project Hole GT3A: Implications for in Situ Geophysical Properties of Oceanic Crust

Role of mantle carbonation in trench outer‐rise region in the global carbon cycle

A history of mild shocks experienced by the regolith particles on hydrated asteroid Ryugu

Paleo‐Permeability Structure of the Crustal Section of the Samail Ophiolite Based on Automated Detection of Veins in X‐Ray CT Core Images From the Oman Drilling Project

Development of Lattice‐Preferred Orientations of MgO Periclase From Strain Rate Controlled Shear Deformation Experiments Under Pressure up to 120 GPa

Simultaneous Measurements of Elastic Wave Velocity and Porosity of Epidosites Collected From the Oman Ophiolite: Implication for Low V <sub>P</sub> /V <sub>S</sub> Anomaly in the Oceanic Crust

The evolution of rock friction is more sensitive to slip than elapsed time, even at near-zero slip rates

Listvenite Formation During Mass Transfer into the Leading Edge of the Mantle Wedge: Initial Results from Oman Drilling Project Hole BT1B

Effects of alteration and cracks on the seismic velocity structure of oceanic lithosphere inferred from ultrasonic measurements of mafic and ultramafic samples collected by the Oman Drilling Project

Major mineral fraction and physical properties of carbonated peridotite (listvenite) from ICDP Oman Drilling Project Hole BT1B inferred from X‐ray CT core images

Crack geometry of serpentinized peridotites inferred from onboard ultrasonic data from the Oman Drilling Project

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Yohei Igami

Makoto Kimura

Atsushi Okamoto

Kentaro Uesugi

Hayato Yuzawa

Kenta Kawaguchi

Shintaro Azuma

Ryuichi Nomura

Natsue Abe

Ikuo Katayama

Takanao Saiki

James Andrew Leong

Matthew Stephen Tarling

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